For me, Slashdot killed Slashdot. The editors increasingly did not care about editing the content that was submitted (and not just from a grammatical standpoint

For me, Slashdot killed Slashdot. The editors increasingly did not care about editing the content that was submitted (and not just from a grammatical standpoint). I stopped subscribing to Slashdot's RSS feed just in time to avoid shit like this [1] appearing in Feedly. To be fair to Slashdot, however, they have removed the "stuff that matters" tagline from visibility on their site (it's in the source). That, and Hacker News seems to be about 3 days ahead of /. so it's kind of redundant to read it. Unless I want to learn about new keyboard shortcuts. I read Ars too, which is sometimes a bit behind HN but also covers different material. [1] http://tech.slashdot.org/story/13/08/26/0010239/the-greatest-keyboard-shortcut-ever http://tech.slashdot.org/story/13/08/26/0010239/the-greatest...